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books[X]
Fiction

¯All Families Are Psychotic
¯Eleanor Rigby
¯Generation A
¯Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture
¯Girlfriend in a Coma
¯God Hates Japan
¯Hey Nostradamus!
¯JPod
¯Life After God
¯Microserfs
¯Miss Wyoming
¯Player One
¯Shampoo Planet
¯The Gum Thief

Non-Fiction

¯City of Glass
¯Extraordinary Canadians: Marshall McLuhan
¯Polaroids from the Dead
¯Terry

Other

¯Highly Inappropriate Tales for Young People

works[X]
Visual Works

¯Harris Superior Tweed in Colour
¯Pop Heads
¯Tweed Raven
¯Welcome to the 21st Century


Public Works

¯Canadian Fallen Firefighters Memorial
¯Digital Orca
¯Infinite Tire
¯Monument to the War of 1812
¯Terry Fox Memorial


about[X]

Douglas Coupland is a Canadian novelist, visual artist and designer. His first novel in 1991 was Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture. He has published thirteen novels, a collection of short stories, seven nonfiction books, and a number of dramatic works and screenplays for film and television. Coupland’s novels and visual work synthesize high and low culture, web technology, religion, and changes in human existence caused by modern technologies.


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Biblical omen of impending apocalypse: Hermes post-it notes.http://pic.twitter.com/7ik1wosb



  




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This really was one of the most amazing videos from the age of videos: http://t.co/qCimZCoL


  




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A really smart blog by London`s
Shumon Basar, @SB_ISR,http://yourheadisthewholeworld.wordpress.com/


  




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The view from the dinner table two hours ago.



  




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The next time someone says the Internet killed reading books, show them this chart: http://bit.ly/I3id4W


  




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Interesting chart about consumption: http://bit.ly/I7ttwZ


  




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Novelist Tod Wodicka writes about our experiences in Dubai: http://bit.ly/HrOCEC


  




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